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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07
The Appeal to the People.

EDITOR GAzErTE:-The honor of the nation
demands that the King should clear himself
of the onerous charges of dishonesty which
have lately been brought against him; and it
clearly becomes the duty of every citizen of
this Kingdom, who has the welfare of the
same at heart to unite in concerted action
and support the appeal to the People" made
by the Rev. DIR. c. NJ. Hyde.
Yours respectfully, R. w. MEYER.
Kalae. Molokai. 4th June. 1887.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07

the Oahu Sabbath Schools at Kaumakapili
Church.
Sabbath, June 12.-Annual Sermons on
Foreign Missions, in Hawaiian, at Kawaia-
hao Church, II a. u. English at Fort-Street
Church, 7:30 p. IN. Rhetorical Exercises OF
the North Pacific Mission Institute at ka-
waiahao Church. $50 D. m
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sNo ones afraid says the Govern
ment organ, ''the elite of the army and
navy have been sent away on the Ka-
imiloa." Truly they were the elite, for
as body they were the most drunken
and thieYing blackguards round town,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07

that the Hawaiian Government should
have shown such unjust suspicion of
an American and an English mer-
chant, when the Queen is receiving
every attention from their representa-
tive Governments of those countries.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07
t DANIEL PORTER. Clerk.
CIRCUITCOURT OF


~ the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the
matter of the Estate of J W. WATTS. late OF
Makawao, Maui, deceased At Chambers beforer
Justice Geo. Z. Richardson.
On reading and filing the petition and accounts
OF Thos: w. Everett, Admins traitor with the will
annexed of the Estate Of J. W. Watts. late OF
Makawao. Maui, deceased, wherein he asks TO be-
allowed S571S-1OO, and charges himself with
S346.45-lOO, and asks that the same NAV be ex-
am1ned and approved, and that final order NAV
be made of distribution of the property remain
ing IN his hands TO the persons thereto entitled
and discharging him and his sureties from ali
further responsibility as such administrator.
1t Is ordered, that MONDAY, the 2Oth dav OF
June, 1857, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, at Chambers
IN the Court House, At Wailuku, Island of
Mani, be. and the same hereby is appointed
as the time and place for hearing said petition
ana accounts, and that all persons Interested
may then aud there appear and show cause. II
any they have, why the same should NOT be
granted aud may present evidence as to who are
emitted to the said property. And that tbis
ordeT, In the English language, be published in
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper printed and
puolshed IN Honolulu, for three successive
weeks previous TO the time therein appointed for
said hearing. V-
Dated at Wailuku, II. I, this 10Th dsy OF MAY
a. u. looi. GEO E. RICHARDSON.
Justice OF the I'd Judicial Circuit Cont IT T
1867 3tl
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IN TIE sCPRE1fE COI7T-T n

4 = 80 p Z 4 IAI4Al = GU NffFf an
u the Hawaiian Islands.-JOHN IT NJ
ppiEkSON et al. VS. ". +. ALLEN ef ~
To the Marshal of the Kingdom or his Dsn,,-
Il, I gu are hereby commanded 10 summon tf 6
eilsH' RECEIVER Of Hama Plantation; Mari f---
I I,sIe 0nna, a minor; Cecil Brown Bob-
v w ;inAlooin. and Marie Cnna, Executors If ~
~ III q august Unna- deceased; Oscar limo ~
lay ttaH alIdn investment and Agency CoInn.r,- H.
leu Elizabeth Anthem. Mary A ZiInnssrr, -
s a, Neiis zimmerman, her husband. SOU
A sa SOPHIE T. GlahRson, and Loufs fsiot-
S 9 ner husband; Charles b. u. Anthon 49,
n. .Ahthon ana Frances Isabel Garter H. s- -
D tie such Justice Of the Supreme corr ~
fLa ;, pc sitting at Chambers, in the Csoverr1
I1.ii1stne, honolnlu- OAHU on Friday fb sS.t
say ~ 5nly. 1881, az ~ a. m. 10 ansver IT, -
a ne1s 1 olii OF complaint OF John r. Hesas--a
And have yOq then there thfs Wi. .-t
return thereon 'is WIFE your
WI mlsu res. the Chiei Justice OF the srn-.
court and Chancellor Of the kfrosar, ~ Rfeme
i''iu- this 18th day Of April 1851. ~ Aoao-
4sg1, WILLIAM FOSTER.
Clerk
III e sssy mat the foregoing il trse co.
~ ~ summons IN said cause, and thaf .;I - ol
v5-s ms Jay oEuered publication tb..ra,r 'lf-
ne On = lnJ Haho and tAs Seal cf saf5 g..
this i5th day of April, 1857 e1il eourt
1852 ' i5t WILLIAM FosrElR
Oh
TOR FANCY BOOK Am -
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ADMINISTRATORS Notlce
LIST OF LETTERS!

~ VI ELL . Lily
r EMAINING IN THE GEN
IL eral Post-office, Honolulu, May 31st, 1887:
Algier, Fred Anderson, Theo
Brogan, Burdees.
Buchanan, Thos Busche
Bonaiti Achille Baker, Chas
BRYANT, II ~ Boxley, Mdme II
Christensen, Mdme A CHASED. Wmfa1
Cosgrove, Beecher Christensen. b
Cochelet. i Clark W
Carly, P ConneI, Mrs
Corscadden, Mrs
Dyer, Mrs Daley. JF
Dorman. G A Donovan. 7
Daheh, Games Duncan, ohm
DOwney, Mrs " ~
Estall, Enos, August
Frazer, RW
Greer, Geo Al Green, Mrs
George, Alexander Graham Mrs
Higgins Is Collins, Hansele. II
Messrs Hutchard
Haelund, otto Harves. Janles
Huskenson. Mrs 4 81 Hewett AB
Hons. Geo Harstnever II
HuskinsoE, Mrs Alice
johnson II, & Go Joan, Mrs Me
Kramet. W kim Nrsu
kiesel. G. Kenned, III,
Karlsson. L scr Krahn. 4
kngo Harry (2)
Liandree; A Low. Mrs
Lucus, Miss Lfdrate Mis- II
Landek. Carl
Morgan, l Miles, JE
MMnIPhy, FRANK Mersrukoly. n ST
Morthsen- Mackenzie Rev A
Myers, Mrs NJ Mar.
Marsh Chas Mason, Henry
Mckay. CaptJ Macaulay Mr.
Nordori; Ed Naetenpok Kengele
OOBrien' J ormsby, Mrs RC9
Pery, Prince, Thos
POpOyitz, JnO Pereira. Jaeken
fomper' Palmer & Hebbard
Ryan, W Ryan, E r
Rowe, Robt Rogers II
H'snl' haIdih Robinson, AIRS D
Sweet, Miss Short Mrs.
SehOneheld, Rhodes Spencer MrsM
Scbrssde,r W 4 spencer, Mrs Jas ?
Sherman. Geo Schrador O..
Siesumen, Mrs N
Taylor, Robt T ~ Thompkips Cbas
White, Geo Wilson. JR
Wilcox. Jno L Wooie,, T.
West, Jno WilIiaIns
REGISTERED.
Sophler Jnb, VI
Gieseking = Piadai per
''nAnha noiimann Ton Seggeru
viii 'f please s f fd ior letters in the above list
~ - advertised Letters
z. WUNDENBERG
General Z. o. Honolulu, HI p1r
lii6a 9tJ
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Some statistics worthy of note have
been handed to US for publication.
They show what the effects Of bad
government are upon the foreign pop
ulation Of Hawaii.
Loss of white population from Jan. Ist
to Dec. 3st, GA
Loss Of white population from Jaa. Ist
TO Dec. DIST, loo6...---.. .....,-.-..... Az
Total loss...... 1855
Gam in Chinese Jan. !, to Dec. 81, 1sS5..2,002
Gain in Chinese j an. I, to Dec. 81, ISS6..L44l
Total gain. ............-.-....... 3.445
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07

certify that the foregoing is true copy OF
the summons in said cause and the return Of the
Marshal thereon, and that said Court al the Nav
Term, 1887, ordered that the case stand continued
until the next November Term, Waimea Hawaii
and that an attested copy of said summons be
published as required by law.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of said
lSeaiI Court at Hilo' this goth day Of May,
ttGs ~ DAN-rrr ror,-,r,,, ~,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07

Due and diligent search having been made for
the within-named A. B. Rowe. defendant herein
he cannot be found as he has left the Kingdom
for parts unknown.
Honolulu, April 4. 1857
JOHN LOTA KAULUKOU. Marshal.
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SECOND CIRCUIT COURT or

~ the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the
matter OF the Estate Of HENRY PASSENGFP
i iate OF NaiiukI, Maui deceased AT Chambers
before Justice Geo. K. Richardson.
On reading and filing the petition and accornf.
on II. r. Ireadway. Administrator of the Esfafo
OF Henry Passenger, late Of Wailuku. Mani de-
ceased wherein he asks 10 be allowed 800 5a-tO0
ana charges himself with S172.57-1OO. and asks
tnat Tue same may be examined and approved
ana that nuai order may be made of distribr
tioH OF the property remaining in his hands To
me persons thereto entitled. and discbarofns
MN ana MS snreties from all further resn6r,ef
Dllty as such administrator.
IL Is ordered. that MONDAY. the Goth dan, ~
June, a. D. 1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ before fIle 81
Justlce Ut Chambers IN the Court Honse IL
uluku, Maui. be ana the same ia ~
Is appointed as the time and place for baeS!eE
sad petition and accounts and thar aii re-sls
interested may then aud there appear ana sbc-S
cause II any they have, why the same shonid ~
pc granted; and may present evidence a. tn ,rt
arS emitted TO the said property. Ard thai his
order; IN the English language, be pubifsia5 ~
the HAWAIIAN GAzE1TE newspaper prirt.5 -, -
pUOilshed In Honolulu, for three s7ccsss .s--
weeks previous 10 the time therein annoir'+ef -
said hearing AFN'i-teu TOT
4 d: 1885, GEO. Z. EIUHAP6ScSSss aay-
Justice OF the I'd Judicial Circufr qorr+ r
ItiG1 81 "a. e
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TOR FANCY BOOK Ann -
4 Printing cali at this once ~ - JOB
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07
Erocl advertisements
COURT OF TIE /

CUPREME COURT OF LIT LII.
y Hawaiian 1slands-In Probate; " ~ ny tIi15
ter of the Estate Of JAMES D. MILLS. o. NJ ~.
Hawaii. deceased. order appointing uiae ~
Probate Of Will and directing pnDhcal9A "a
notice of the same. 81, -
document purporting 70 be the l9st WIZ W.. an
testament of James D. Mills, deceased nsllns 81
fhe 9th day of May 1SS7, been presented 20 sei1
Probate Court and o petition Tor the fFo1ate
thereof and for the issuance OF letters ieS-@
mcutary to i T. Warehouse. Jr. and B. = 10y
man. having been fled by said j. T. Wateihouss-
Jr. .-~,-.,,, Al, ,o- i
day Of June, 1887, at &c o'clock a. NJ, Of sala DAY
nj the Court room of said Court. az cham ners
I'm Aliiolanf Hale Honolulu. be audfthe same d,
hereby appointed the time for proving sara W.
and hearing said application, when ana HasIt
any person interested may appear and contest
the said viii, and the granting Of letters Tesla
meutaTy. g.,
It Is further ordered that notice thereof 1e
given by publication. for three successive weeks
in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper pllAt71
and published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, May p. 1851
fies 9t HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07
~ THE CIRCUIT COTRT a.

l. of the III. Judicial Circuit Of the Hawaiian
Kingdom.
KALAKAUA: By the Grace Of God, of the Hawa-
iian Islands, King:
To the Marshal Of the Kingdom. or his Deputy
in the III. Judicial Circuit-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10 summon A. B.
ROWE, k, Defendant il case he shall file writ
ten answer within twenty days after service here
of, to be and appear before the said Circuit Court
at the May Term thereof, 10 be holden at the
Court Room of the Court House at HilO, in the
Island of Hawaii, on WEDNESDAY the 4th day
of May next. at O'Clock A. N to show cause
why the the claim of TABITA ROWE. W.. Plain
tiff, should not be awarded her pursuant TO the
tenor of annexed petition. And have you then
there this writ, with full return Of your proceed
ings thereon.
Witness. Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief jus
tice of our Supreme Court, at Hilo. this 9Th day
Of April, A. d. 1887, presiding at the Term
DANIEL PORTER.
Clerk of Cfrcuit Cont
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certify that the foregoing is true copy Of
the summons III said cause and the return Of the
Marshal thereon and that said Court at the May
Term. 1881, ordered that the case stand Continued
until the next November Term. Waimea Hawaii
and that an attested copy Of said summons be
published as required By law.
Witness my hand and the Seal or said
lSealI Court ut Hilo, this goth day OF May,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-06-07

i the III. Judicial Circnit OF The HaWaIl4H
Kingdom.
KAIAKAuA: BY the Grace Of God. Of the Hawa-
iian Islands, King:
To the Marshal OF the Kingdom. or bis Deputy
in the Ill Judicial Circuit-Greeting: -
You hereby commanded to summon Wiz
LIAM EDWARDS, Defendant, in case he shall
file written answer within twenty days after ser.
vice hereof to be and appear before the saio
Circuit Court at the May Term thereof, to be
holden at the Court Room OF the Court House at
Hilo. in the Island Of Hawaii. on WEDNESDAY
the 4th day of May next, at O'Clock A. NJ. 70
show cause why the claim Of MELEANA Ed
WARDS, Plaintiff, should not be awarded her
pursuant to the tenor Of annexed petition. And
have you then there this writ, with full return
of your proceedings thereon.
Witness, Hon. A. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief jus
tiee OF our Supreme Court. at HilO, this 18th day
of April A. D. 1887, presiding at the Term.
DANIEL PORTER, Clerk.
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Due and diligent search having been made
the within-named William Edwards, defenLt :
herein. he cannot be found as he liasieft X
Kingdom FOR parts unknown.
Honolulu. April q. 1851
JOHN LOTA KAULUKOU. Marshal
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF

rs III sI 81 nj HENRY SMITH. DEPUTY CierE.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11
Fighting Poultry vermin IL SAM
illcr

Frequently tic most dill 'ult wnk
of the poultry mnn is that Vf rid D..
ding the premises Of vctuiu. Niust
persous DO not Tee Imu aware II tho
presence IL The vormin until tha lit
tie red mites a;e seen in myriuls.
These cIu cl~ily he do,rryvl by
using proper nejhu " Tho gr,at
sconrge ~ poutr is uot tho mites.
but the lIrg" body -lut,1 lh,t Lidc.
at the base II tho fuutu,ts uu It.,
head aul neck. IA they ate OIL,
found there on th, fUNs. nn ,Xlnii.
nation Ul the quarters docs tot re
veal them, when they may bo bnslly
mt work un tho blrls. WHEN the
hens seen 10 dtUop aItbout nppat.
oDt cause, tho chances uto that "a
close examination ON tncir htudr
aud u,cks viii reveal twutms Of jucso
lico. llttle cdlca,, especially those
that leather very tupidiy, such "a
Dorklugs, Games IN / l. CHORUS, viii
soon succunIb 10 tho Large lice, aud
often The cduse will by ascriJcd to
something Else.
To prevent Ice on fowls, the best
thing is tho dust bath, which must
consist # fiuo ory clay or coal ashes.
If tho quarters ato kept clean, The
hcus will prevent tho attacks cf ice
by dustlng, but when once the lice
put 10 an appearance, tho poultry.
man is compelled to taku active
measures, rs the lie, must be fJugut
until not single ono ic,nlins.
Kerosene must not be used on tue
bodies Of tho heus. ls 1t will sums-
times kill tLem. For tue largo bUdy
lice, first grease tho beads, uochs
and vents with mixture made by
adding teaspOonful Of crude pc
troleum 10 every nill II lard. Us,
at warm, 80 it vii! spread we'll Then
dust the hens we'll with Californian
or Persian insect powder. Repent
this every third day, and dust every
portion Of tho body, bat do uoI
grease the body--ouly the head,
neck and vent.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11
ICES AND IcE-cREAE

Ices and ice~cream eau scarcely
he considered beverages, but ma
he noticed here. The former cuu-
sist simply Of ice reduced to n
smooth pup by means Ola machine
like n carpenters plane aud flavor.
Cd to suit the taist. When taken in
moderate quantity aud made Of pure
materials, they are useful in fcuvtrs
and do not Larp those in health
Ice>cream 10 simply frozen mix.
turee ci!ee q esss ess ard NIL, NIL. ,"cqstpd"l. p
Properly prepared, especilly When
eaten with fruits in there seasous.
1t is Oh agreeable, uOur!shiuS G.ticl,
Of diet. But eggd or milk which
have survived their youth aul bo~
gun 10 underSo those cLangss
whici result IN decomposition do
ve.ope poisonous principles which
lesemble those produced by somo Of
the mineral poisous it is well TO
inquire carefully in t. the source
the materials composing ice-creum
have come from before iululgiug il
the luxury. Every season briugs it..
record OF ice .croam poisoning This
generally takes place whom the ma
tsrials ere furnished on tho com
lnuao principle, that u, wen osss,
cream, etc. to make It are cUhtrlDut-
81 by a Considerable number fol
l!cnics, excursions, etc. Some Of
.Ao contributors are apt to be care
.csa about koepiug toe materials
.J.J and clean. Decomposition be-
H-s in, perhaps, a very small part
}! the materials. but enough 10
make oil 1T dungeons AgniL
Tie vanilla extract used in hayorlug
may undergo u change that makes it
po.sonous. THIS ia apt 10 be the
case in artificial vanilla, made by
'Lenicll processes, but which eau,
lot trace its descent from the yuuil-
"a bean Hence IT Is beat 10 beware
tue picnic cc-cream.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11

fategoeting EZrariancaa.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealor
OF Columbus, Ca, tells his experience,
thus For three years have tried
every remedy on the market for
Stomach aud Kidney Disorders, but
got no relief, until / used Electric
Btters Took five bottles and arn
now cured, and think Electric Bit.
tiers tho best Blood Purifier 10 the
world Major 4. B. Roed OF West
Liberty, kyp sGya: Nothing has
over done mo 50 much good as Elec.
trio Bitters. Sold at City ceuts q
bottle by q. II. Shindel.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11
AUESSEHR ".

EV G. ". WALTER. Salesman
'ior Ch1s. y Stewart x Co.'S Nursery
Newark, Now York, viii 10 pltsscd 10 soc1rS
OF OF Iors Ior thiS popular hru, tor hHytIinp In
tnn nursery llnc. Choice AZ Il N,v VARIETIES
asre hlty Positively outsolI any Oil or in
Ptlco ana llalliy. Subtraction vi tra DtcsJ
no VIII caU on al uartios that address lin
Jan. 2l,'t6.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11
a Captain f, Fortunate Discovery.

Capt Coleman. schr. Weymouth,
plying betweon Atlaulic City and N.
Y, had been troubled with cough
so that he was unable to sleep, aud
was induced to try DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption It not
only gogo bin instant io'icf, but al.
layei the extreme soreness in bis
breast His children woro similarly
Affected and single dose bad the
same happy effect. Dr.. Kings New
Discovery is row ibo standard ram-
edy ia the Coleman household and
on board the schooner FREQ Trial
Bottles Of this Standard Romedy at
q. N. ShiudeIs Drug Storo.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11
I3v X:a Drink r. rms.

The "FlOwman, IN u characteristic
way tells now men drink farm
Iy homeless friend with the chromi-
Ltic nose, "niie yOu are stirring az
Ll'e sugar ia the ten cent glass Of gin
ct NE give you afact 10 wash il down
nth. You say you have for years
.pngcd for the fee, Independent life
o. Il farmer, but have never been able
get enough money together 10 buy
farm. But that Is just where you
re mistaken. For feyerul ycars you
ave been drinking good improved
arm at the rate Of 100 fqulre feet Il
,plp. II you doubt tb.s statement,
is'ure IL out yourself An acre II land
contains fOrty-tbree tbcu.aud, five
undred and sixty square feet. Estl'
Eating, for convenience suke, the
and at S43.5G per acre, you viii see
hat brings the land 10 .ust cue nil
er square foot, one cent Tor ten
4uGTc foot Bow swOllow the fiery
f1se and imagine you are swallowing
strawberry patch. Call ia Ave of
our friends and bays ilisLn help you
sDlp down that Iys hundred foot
SAIden. Get on d prolonged spree
sople day, and PEE how long time It
squires 10 swallow pasture large
sncDgh u pasture eOw. Put down
bat glass ~ giDi there's dirt ia It.
&c hundred feet Of good, rich dirt,
soriL s43.c, per acre,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11
UNDERTAKING
z. L, RUFFTWGTOM

d, ,bgrYL aud vicinity that 10 la. 'rsuoieIod
hrd iH.iroWi bis HsArse ald provided LI,u-
tsii nliL No, leo or CoTpto tregeryer. lie
har nbO rTo,i hiT9elf sith ono Of no lat,
es' improved EubalfIihg - layi ilg Out table,
lo' set. .lDs the e1clutiy" rtg4t Tor ~ u.s IL
lhh dttrict. tll tais has brCu t0ur - a prs1t
IeHto, and Mr.. Burlington r,suectful!y HEkF
Jour patronage, - Lo Las perfected arm 70.
menis totbku tie cuTpss IN hand AID pcTlrin
al tle functions II a iuueTBi irector-ihus
hfol1Inf Ag embarrhmsnt andiulogA, cuielce
alNa ays accompanying funerals.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-11
HEARTLEss CRUELTY

II IS 70 delIdc poor sufferer into the belief
That some orth!css linimcnt will cure rhau-
matism aal neuralgia. Honesty is the best
policy IN the manufacture proprietary ar.
tielc'ls in all other matters, and the fact that
the proprIvtors Of Atnlophoros have never
cylusI iJr !: even all its Mpri. would war.
tIt has not littletJ do with itswoulcrfjil
'pIlarlty, AMI the thousands Of grateful
'stimonlals received by them show that
I.lr policy has been wise as well as right.
lisp rien'e has amply demonstrated
mt mere ouLwarl applications are worth.
i"'>. The disease h.u It's seat in the blood,
anl any remedy To- be successful must deal
win tie Obstructive acid which poisons
snl inHamgs IT,
Athlophlru5 acts on the blood, muscles
anl joints directly. II takes the poison
ont of the Al,,l al carries it out Of the
system IL in;iIJrates the action Of the
muscles ani liubvrs the stiffness of the
joints. 1t reaches the liver and kidneys
cleansing them from irritating substances.
and, II followeI up after the rheumatic
conditions cease, it viii restore these organs
to regularity anl health.
West Chazy, y. Y, Aug. 10, 1856.
Yours Of August llth, IS at hand, and
IN reply would say that Athlophoros
proved the most cllcluM remelv for neu-
ralgia in the case Of my son that | ever
tried. After using haiia bot.lo hc WAS not
troubled any more for six months.
IlESRY HARRIS.
NJ, Pleasant, Pa, Aug. 10, 1886.
| am thankful that tried Athlophoros.
/ had rheumatism seven years, part Of the
time could not move. but t,-I,v { on,
vel. and hearty. / write this hoping some
other sufferer may try IT,
W. ;. FLCMISG.
Every druggist should keep AJhlophoros
and AIhlophoros Pill,, but where they can
not be bought Of the druggist the Athlo-
phorcs Co., ll2 Wall ST., New York will
send either carriage paii) on receipt of
regular price, which is $l.CO per bottle
for Athlophoros and zoe for Pills.
For liver and kidney disease dyElcpsia, liz
weakness, nervous Debility, dlrea.cs
Of women, constipation, headache impure
blood &C. AIhioyhOros Ilis arc uHOqUR.cd'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-05-07
FESTIVAL OF THE MONTHS.
Features of the Latest New York Idea for
Fancy Fair.

tancy ta1rs
The latest idea in fairs is called the festival
of the months. 1t originated in New York
with a fair for the benefit of the Hospital
Charity Fund. Each month has q booth
built to match the season and devoted to the
sale of objects useful and decorative, more OF
less appropriate to it.
January was represented by hut covered
with snow and ice. Nothing but dolls and
nursery outfits were sold there. The dolls
had tiny toboggan slide and were dressed
chiefly in tobogganing, sleighing and skating
costumes. Aplain news stand, where all the
periodicals and even the daily newspapers
could be bought, will stand for February. For
March hut of bare boughs was put together,
and there live hens, eggs and cough remedies
were for sale. April, the rainy month, had
an umbrella and parasol booth. Mays was
of ribbons. and also of dust-pans and brooms
(for moving day., and tan May-pole with
wreaths stuck up through the tip of the roof
The June booth was miniature flower
shop, with everything from cut roses to deli
cate potted plants. July is the month of fans
and fire-crackers. All sorts of yachting suits
and yachting trophies were sold in the
August booth. September the harvest
month, was represented by the earlier fruits
and October by the later ones, nuts and
apples and by all sorts of lawn tennis nipple
ments. November, the hunting month, of
arms and trophies. December has a hut
again, covered with snow and ice. Within
it was big Christmas tree, log fire and all
kinds of Christmas presents. These last had
been left by Santa Claus, who was seen just
crawling up through the chimney.